Bodhi Dog Itch Relief Spray - Natural Relief for Dry, Itchy, Allergic, or Bug-Bitten Skin - Safe for Dogs & Cats - Soothing Oatmeal Formula - Made in USA (Oatmeal, 17 Fl Oz)

Love this spray for my long haired cat. It helps relieve dry static fur that occurs especially in winter. Leaves their coat beautiful & shiny.

I would give this product 10 stars for awesomeness, except I am limited to only 5. I have tried every Vet recommended product and supplement, plus, allergy shots to No Avail. My poor dog continued to suffer from allergy prone and dry skin conditions almost every month. I received the shipment within about a week from ordering. The package came brand new, pre-packaged with a plastic bag like-cover to prevent any leakage contanimating other boxed products. The lid of the bottle also comes with a protective hard cover over the spray pump. A fine mist is released from the sprayer while you press the pump downwards. The color of solution within the hard plastic container is a milky white color with no detectable scent. As soon as I made my first spray my dog flinched, so I know she could feel a difference when I used this spray. Then, my next subsequent sprays, she purred (yes, my dog purrs when happy and content) and allowed me to spray her entire body with it. Next, I used a wide tooth comb to disburse the solution through-out her body, legs and belly areas. To my happiness and amazement, she has been continually lying down and is not itching or liking at the product. I have been up every night since I ran out of her usual sprays to relieve her itching, and honestly, I still was forced to douse her with rubbing alcohol, then disburse and remove most of it with natural baby wipes toward providing some kind of relief for the discomfort of her feeling itchy. No, I Am Not Recommending Rubbing Alchol for anyone to apply on their pet, ever. Don't do it! And honestly, I will never need to resort to doing this on my pet ever again with finding this particular product. What a life saver as my dog has been so uncomfortable, she has been continuly whining for days, all night long, until I got her some kind of relief that actually works. Please understand, I have only used this product twice since delivery. If in anyway things change, I will do my Amazon best to alert you. In the mean time, I am happy this product has finally allowed itch relief for my German Shepherd. Next, I am using it on the Terrier. It is winter and dry skin time.

Been taking care of 2 neighborhood stray pitbulls with very itchy skin. This product did seem to give them a good response. They are able to rest now. Just started using this spray, it took several days to arrive.

I have not used this product yet. The first two photos are the first bottle received. The bottle was bloated on the bottom and it leaked inside the bag it came in. This was sent with another bottle of liquid dog product which was received with no issues. The mailer was in tact. The 3 other photos are from today's replacement bottle. The same issue. I am wondering if both have been pulled from a bad lot? Or, more likely, the cold travel temps (arriving in WI) and this product do not jive. If it is the cold temps, something should be noted in the description for customer awareness. And, if I missed such notice, please advise! I do hope the product works as great as it smells!

I can't believe my cat allowed me to SPRAY him. I initially applied it by first spraying it into my hand and then slicking it on him. He seemed to like the stuff so I took the chance of him running away and sprayed it directly on him... he was actually grateful. Poor baby must have been so itchy. A few reviewers have complained about the spray mechanism but mine works perfectly and comes out as a really nice fine mist. I'm glad that I bought this and would recommend it for cats.Edit: I still use this on my cat, but he does run away from it now that he needs it less desperately. I just try to spray him as much as I can before he gets away. Don't sneak this up on your cat and don't spray on or near their face or they will never trust you again (which will make it much harder to spray them ever again.)Here's what works for my cat: I approach him while holding the spray and a bag of treats so he can see both. I sit down by him and pet him and tell him that I'm going to spray him now. I open the bag of treats so he can smell them, and then he tries to cooperate until he just can't take it any more (about 1-2 seconds). I tell him what a good boy he is, toss the bottle away from us so he knows it's over, give him his treat, and pet him if he will let me again. The good thing about this method is that he doesn't run away as soon as he sees me even reaching for the bottle (like he does when I reach for the nail clippers.)I hope this helps someone to be able to apply this to their cat, as it really does help with the itching. Good luck.